A Syllabus is an outline of a course of study. It can contain course information, goals, instructor contact information, assignments, class meeting dates, textbook information, and more. More Help
For instruction without photos, please visit this page.
Creating a Syllabus
Go to Content Area/Folder
Click Build Content tab
Click Syllabus
Name Syllabus
Select Create New Syllabus
Click Submit
Fill in name and other necessary information
There are three premade body areas: Description, Learning Objectives, and Required Materials
Note: you should also include a downloadable version for your students, using the File or Item tool.
Creating a Lesson
Go to Syllabus main page (if following the directions above, you’re already there. If not click on the Syllabus’ name)
Click Add Lesson
Fill in name and other necessary information
Click Submit
Deleting a Lesson
Go to Syllabus main page (if following the directions above, you’re already there. If not click on the Syllabus’ name)
Select Lesson(s)
Click Delete Lesson
Adding a Syllabus from a Previous Course This brings over the content that was created in a previous course. You can edit the content that is brought over with the Context Menu.
Go to the course with the original syllabus
Mouse over the syllabus’ name
Click the arrow next to the name to open the Context Menu
Click Copy
Select Destination Course
Click Browse to choose the Destination Folder within the Destination Course
Click Submit
Deleting a Syllabus
Mouse over the name of the Syllabus
Click the arrow next to the name to open the Context Menu
Click Delete
Click OK
Advanced Options
Syllabus Design: Styles: Document Image, Notepad, Modern, Classic, Contemporary, None Colors: Change the colors of the headers and borders, and the text
Build Lesson: Lesson Shells: These divide the content into shells. Lesson shells may be built based on the number of scheduled meetings in the Syllabus duration or based on a specified number.
For instruction without photos, please visit this page.
Creating a Syllabus
Note: you should also include a downloadable version for your students, using the File or Item tool.
Creating a Lesson
Deleting a Lesson
Adding a Syllabus from a Previous Course
This brings over the content that was created in a previous course. You can edit the content that is brought over with the Context Menu.
Deleting a Syllabus
Advanced Options
Syllabus Design:
Styles: Document Image, Notepad, Modern, Classic, Contemporary, None
Colors: Change the colors of the headers and borders, and the text
Build Lesson:
Lesson Shells: These divide the content into shells. Lesson shells may be built based on the number of scheduled meetings in the Syllabus duration or based on a specified number.